The secret to small-channel YouTube growth? More about ‘subscriber’ than ‘creator’
Combing through my October reports on YouTube, and one thing is clear: I did something right last month. I’m a
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YouTube songwriter discovery (Oct. 28): Emily Schultz, Andy Tunstall, Bill Fonner + more!
Life as a YouTube creator has at least two parts: the creation and the participation. To grow a channel in
Songwriter’s notebook: Perfection is the enemy of good
Perfection is the enemy of good. Perfection is the enemy of good. Repeat it and repeat it. It’s not that
Where I find my digital inspiration
I had a coffee with a friend of mine a couple months back, and we discussed our careers and digital
YouTube channel update: The YouTube growth struggle is real.
A few days ago, somebody noted that they enjoyed seeing me play the piano online, and I gave a jumbled
My homage to the great TV theme composer, Mike Post
I hadn’t realized that I had covered three Mike Post themes on my YouTube channel, but I had — and
Cover songs on YouTube: What worked in 2017; My strategy for 2018
I’m uploading my first cover song of 2018 to my YouTube channel, a piano version of the Camila Cabello smash,”Havana.”
This YouTuber kills it with a Casio on ‘Cheat Codes’
My dad used to tell me you’re only as good as the piano you’re playing on. Tell that to Stefan
5 things I learned as a YouTube creator in 2017
I have not mastered YouTube, not close — but every week I get a little better at it. So, I wanted to share with you what I learned about YouTube in 2017. Maybe you’ll find one or two helpful tidbits in here.
Ticket To Fly: #TBT ‘Smooth Jazz’ tune I had completely forgotten (video)
But it was a comment from a YouTuber named Hector that caught my attention tonight. He wrote on one song of mine that he was responsible for at least 50 of the 362 views of an original tune I posted called “Ticket To Fly.”
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